Kyler English – Google

It didn't quite feel like a sequel to Welcome to the Jungle. Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle came out of nowhere, and then it immediately gets a sequel. So it felt hard to connect the two. The ending, well I loved the mid credits scene. The acting was great. I'm sure I'll do a longer review, but this was good, fun and a worthy sequel. It was a little messier than WTTJ but was still just as good. Spencer in the beginning was very believable.

I wouldn't trust Rotten Tomatoes, or IMDb to leave a good rating on this movie, because it wasn't political. But this movie managed to be; fun, entertaining, exciting, and very good, without politics, which is a good thing. I thought everything about this movie was great. Hera Hilmarsdottir was very good in this movie, very effervescent, big things in the future for her. Robert Sheehan, and Jihae, were wonderful. And Hugo Weaving was amazing. I was disappointed most people didn't like this movie as much as me, but I thought it was nearly perfect. I would give this movie a 9.2/10. Acting: 9/10 Story: 9.1/10 Directing: 8.7/10 Casting: 8.8/10 Script: 8.4/10 VFX: 9.4/10 CGI: 9.6/10

Well, it's Christopher Nolan, what's not to like?! In the beginning, it's quite hard to tell what is going on, but as the film develops it becomes very clear what is going on. The storyline is definitely fit for Christopher Nolan's hall of fame, joining films like; Interstellar, and The Dark Knight Trilogy. The acting is superb, with stars like; Academy Award winner Leonardo DiCaprio, and Academy Award nominee Ellen Page, and Tom Hardy. Everything is good about this movie, 10/10.

I would highly recommend this movie. Although some of the scenes were a bit cheesy, they didn't affect the overall movie. Although Jason Statham has a big following, his accent sounded very badly acted, the rest of his acting was fine. The movie is an action-packed, thrilling, sometimes scary, movie. It's not a typical "cheap" giant shark movie, it was a high budget, well acted, exciting, thrilling movie! I would give this movie an 8/10.